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pho036447-344
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Left to right: Reverend Ralph Abernathy, Jane Fonda, Dr. George Wiley (Head of National Welfare Rights Organization, Ruby Duncan (Head of Nevada Welfare Rights Organization).
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UNLV President Len Jessup speaks to the media after a special meeting of the LVCVA board of directors to decide on helping fund a 2016 Presidential debate at UNLV: digital photographs
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UNLV Robotics Professor Paul Oh works with HUBO along with his researchers Youngbum Jun and Kiwon Sohn as they demonstrate the robot during the first Research Annual Report held in SEB: digital photographs
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UNLV Professor Brendan O'Toole, and an undergraduate intern from Rutgers University join Yong Dawson in helping to take measurements from Dawson's 4-year-old daughter Hailey Dawson: digital photographs
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UNLV Professor Brendan O'Toole, and undergraduate intern Katherine Lau join Lab Director Jeffrey Markle, professor Muhammad Trabia, and Kahrem Trabia in checking on the 3D printer: digital photographs
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UNLV engineering summer collaborators Katherine Lau, Kahrem Trabia, and Claire Victoria Ong work with Hailey Dawson and Yong Dawson on fitting her new robo-hand robotic hand: digital photographs
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Audio recording clip of interview with Anonymous, 2004-2007
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UNLV's Black Mountain Institute holds its "Arab Spring: Between Hopes and Impediments" discussion: digital photographs
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Humanist Association of Las Vegas and Southern Nevada (HALVASON) Newsletters
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The Humanist Organization of Las Vegas and Southern Nevada (HALVASON) collection contains newsletters from February 1998 to September 2008. Some years are missing issues. There is one folder of related newsletters.
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Mario Sandoval interview, December 6, 2018: transcript
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Interviewed by Claytee White. Mario and his six siblings were reared by a single mother who taught him all of the family recipes. Moving to Las Vegas at four years of age Mario remembers moving into a black neighborhood where the family was not welcomed. All windows in their home were broken into the first night. The family moved the next day. Though the new house was still in an African American neighborhood, they were protected by Vera, their black babysitter. Mario developed the intense work ethic of his mother, and after working in several strip casinos, found his home at the Horseshoe, today's Binion's. He has been there for 33 years; first as a busboy and then becoming a waiter. He is a Culinary Union trained shop student who picketed his beloved work place for ten months during a 1980's labor dispute. His work in life and union benefits have made his a very good life.
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